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Cedric Mullins is enjoying his best season as a pro, while Austin Hays has been productive when healthy. Could they be fixtures in the Orioles’ outfield for years to come?
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Brandon Hyde has checked every box since being hired as Orioles manager, according to Stan “The Fan” Charles, who says allowing Hyde to see the rebuild through would be the right thing to do.
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Jim Henneman offers an evaluation of the Orioles’ rebuild so far, and he says this might be the most opportune time for GM Mike Elias to reaffirm the organization’s commitment to the process and remove any speculation about manager Brandon Hyde’s immediate future.
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While the Orioles got a scare when John Means was forced to leave the team’s June 5 game, the MRI revealed a shoulder strain. “It’s very, very similar to what he had in 2019, so no structural changes in his shoulder,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “… I don’t have long-term concerns.”
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Glenn Clark explains why he’s not worked up about the Orioles’ losing streak and why he doesn’t think manager Brandon Hyde should be fired.
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With 14 losses in a row, the Orioles have tied the second-longest skid in team history. “We’re trying to keep our heads up and trying to keep playing hard,” Ryan Mountcastle said. “We’ve been in a lot of close games and we’ve just got to try to turn the page and move on to the next one.”
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What’s it like to throw the first no-hitter by one Orioles pitcher since Jim Palmer in 1969? John Means couldn’t quite find the words, “but to be in the same breath as Palmer, I don’t think it gets much better than that.”
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A solid spring propelled Bruce Zimmermann’s into the Orioles’ rotation to start 2021, and now the Loyola Blakefield graduate has an opportunity to become part of Baltimore’s long-term plans.
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“I’m just trying to take a little pressure off Ryan,” Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said of the decision to move Ryan Mountcastle from the cleanup spot in the lineup to sixth in the order. “He’s putting so much pressure on himself. … I just see him really pressing.”
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Orioles lefty Keegan Akin made a solid first impression in the big leagues last year, and now he’s ready to be asked to do more in 2021. “Really just being more consistent is kind of my model [for] 2021,” he said.
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